Delightful Boarding School DT

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So this is the Delightful Boarding School DT.

If you have any questions or comments post here! :)
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So my homie peeps, I have a question for 'ye all. Is the demons going to be coming after the normal students? Like are we going to be fighting them off as we try to find an antidote?
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Is there any particular looks for the demon things? I don't know whether you want them to look like a human but just have the disease, or actually look different and all zombie like o.o
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@Apple
We are trying to find an antidote whilst fighting the demons, we need to find the antidote asap after they start attacking us.


@Pernicious
At first they will look normal but as time goes on they will look and act quite zombie like. Skin will start to peel off and go pale, and you can make up some things as well! :)
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Is this still going? No one has posted. I would but I already have and double posting is just rude. :lol: Ignore me, I am a chatter box/type.
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Well, I'd like to keep posting but I thought we should wait till more people did a first post... I could post again though? xD




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This is really diying, and it's my first SB :(
Who knows what to do?
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Post. Post and post until your hands fall off! :D
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